Sentence examples for adoption of language from inspiring English sources

Most significant, Martinez de Vara won adoption of language calling for a temporary-worker program.

And U.N. negotiators in Cancun will press for the adoption of language next week that would ease the way for phasing out HFCs under a separate climate treaty.

Although it was little noted at the time, Martinez de Vara and his national allies won the adoption of language saying that Republicans would "consider" a new guest-worker program.

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Patrilocality and a patrilineal clan structure combined with strict exogamy common among Altaic-speaking populations [ 52] could cause a greater degree of female than male admixture and/or the adoption of languages by females to a greater extent than by males.

Clinton's adoption of the language of opportunity and growth, rather than the language of redistribution and class conflict, is indicative of her political vintage.

Moreover, while the open-source Python programming language offers a number of advantages as a scripting language for research purposes, the lack of basic tokamak-specific functionality has impeded the adoption of the language for regular use.

The Obama campaign scoffed at Mr. Romney's adoption of their language from four years ago.

UK Uncut's adoption of David Cameron-stylanguageage is a masterstroke – the group's members call themselves "Big Society Revenue & Customs".

What is most striking in the current debate is the adoption of the language of justice and inclusion by opponents of women bishops.

What is striking, however, is the adoption of the language of "pain" by those opposed to an ordained ministry in which men and women may both serve.